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I get the feeling you are unable and/or unwilling to follow links (edit to correct nigh unintelligible sentence). You are missing out on quite a lot unfortunately.

> It is certainy not ignorant, but I’ll let that pass.

It is ignorant, both literally and figuratively.

> The amount of gap needed for the ‘we do not know’ in this
> particular case is so vanishingly small that it can be virtually discounted.

You are as woefully misinformed as you are uninformed. The exact opposite of what you said is true. Too bad you cannot or will not follow the links I provided as you are making yourself look foolish.

> To be pedantic, that minuscule gap must
> be left; even in the TofE there is a small gap in case the whole thing is overturned. However, bearing in mind the
> total amount of objective evidence for any God/creator/spirit-of-choice/etc remains firmly at zero,

See above Susan. You are quite a silly bird.

> and also the
> amount of life I have left, I shall ignore it completely!

To your detriment on multiple levels, the least of which your education.

Here is but one example of your ignorance Susan: I gave you multiple links now to the Artificial Universe Theory which you reject without out even looking or knowing what it is in the first place for no other reason than it suggests the universe was "created". To you, offered with zero evidence while ignoring that to the contrary, the possibility of such a thing "is so "vanishingly[sic] small that it can be virtually discounted". And "I’m sure that if an objective fact turns up, it will be instantly communicated around the world, checked and tested and, if it turns out to be correct, will change the whole knowledge base. And, I presume, the opinions of e.g. Sir david Attenborough, Prof Brian Cox, to name but two."

Brian Cox, obviously a hero of yours as you have mentioned him twice now, which apparently you are unaware he is one of the prominent proponents of the Artificial Universe theory.

It’s ‘likely’ that we are living in a computer simulation RIGHT NOW, says Professor Brian Cox

Brian Cox "It is quite possible we are living in a simulation".

(Brian Cox) Are We Living in a Simulation?

Yeesh. Yes, you are ignorant Susan, in more ways the one.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07-Jul-19 01:54 by Thanos5150.